Monterey
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Beach metal detecting in the Monterey Bay Area

I'm Daniel, and I'm addicted to treasure hunting. Gold, silver and lost jewelry pulled out of the sand around the Monterey Bay Area (Monterey, Santa Cruz) — two brand new full-length videos every week.

Free to watch · Full videos on Rumble · Clips on TikTok, Facebook & Instagram

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The channel has a new home

After 107,000 subscribers and 70 million views, YouTube took the channel down on September 4, 2026.

1,300+ videos, gone overnight. The biggest California beach metal detecting channel on the platform — and then it wasn't there anymore. So the hunt moved to Rumble, TikTok, Facebook and Instagram — and nothing else changed: same beaches, same finds, same full-length uploads twice a week.

The full videos live on Rumble. Following there is the one thing that keeps this going.

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  • 107Ksubscribers before the takedown
  • 1,300+videos published
  • 70Mlifetime views
  • 2×new full-length videos a week

Latest hunts

Fresh out of the sand

Click any thumbnail to play it right here — every video streams from the channel on Rumble.

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Lost something in the sand?

Ring and lost item recovery — available for hire

Wedding bands, engagement rings, keys, phones, jewelry. If it went into the sand or the shallows around the Monterey Bay Area, it may still be there — and the sooner the search happens, the better the odds.

Send as much detail as you can: where it happened, roughly when, what the item is made of, and how deep the water was if it went in.

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Who's swinging the detector

Yo — I'm Daniel

I'm addicted to treasure hunting. I work the beaches around the Monterey Bay Area (Monterey, Santa Cruz) with my metal detector, searching for lost items — rings that slipped off in the surf, chains buried a foot down, coins that have been sitting in the wet sand since who knows when.

If people lose things in the sand around the bay, I'm probably out there digging for it. Every hunt gets filmed start to finish — no clickbait cuts, just the whole day.

Rumble is home for the full-length videos now — a minimum of two a week — with clips going up on TikTok, Facebook and Instagram. Turn on notifications wherever you follow me so you don't miss any new uploads.

Stay up, stay blessed, and we'll see you on the next one.